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Cuc Phuong National Park operates several dedicated rescue sanctuaries near the park entrance. These facilities rehabilitate highly endangered wildlife rescued from the illegal trade.
You will find these conservation centers near the main gates. They provide critical care for endangered primates, pangolins, and turtles.
Visiting these sanctuaries requires paying supplementary entrance fees of around 50,000 VND. You must follow strict rules, such as not using flash photography and avoiding startling the animals.
45-60 minutes50,000 VND extra fee
This well-known facility rehabilitates critically rare species. You can observe the Delacour's Langur and Golden-headed Langur. Entry requires an extra fee of around 50,000 VND. Always follow your guide's instructions and turn off your camera flash.
30-45 minutesEducational displays
This sanctuary focuses on rescuing and breeding endangered tortoises and freshwater turtles. Educational displays explain the illegal wildlife trade. The center details exactly how these specific turtle species are saved.
30-45 minutesPangolins sleep by day
This center educates visitors on small carnivores and critically endangered pangolins. These animals are rescued from poachers. Because pangolins are nocturnal, active sightings are rare during the day. You will mostly see educational displays or sleeping animals.
